Thanks Dan.
What a lot of guys don't realize is that the 026 requires a bunch of parts over porting costs and extra machine work. That's why a lot of pro's don't build them or have someone send one. I'm not in business, so its all fun for me and some cash per saw to recoup machine and tool costs.
This saw was clean in arrival, but I put over $150 in new parts in/on it. Send it to a pro for the typical $300 port job plus parts, and you're looking at $450 right there, without the saw.
I'll ship intergalactic if the receiver wants to pay shipping.
This saw has a Meteor piston that has had the dome milled off of it. Because I do so many 026,
@Deets066 mills them for me, 10 at a time. I will give the owner the compression height specs if they need another piston ever. I also have a few extra (I can sell with the saw) that were milled .005 higher in height so that the end user can hand sand the dome for final squish if replacement needed.
